Get New Zealand Census Of Population And Dwellings Dwelling Form ...

Completing the New Zealand Census Of Population And Dwellings Dwelling Form is an important civic duty that helps collect vital information about the country's population and dwellings. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to assist you in filling out the form accurately and efficiently online.

Follow the steps to complete the dwelling form with ease.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the dwelling form and access it for online completion.
2. Begin by entering the full address of the dwelling. Include details such as the street number, flat number (if applicable), street name, and suburb or rural locality. Ensure that you print this information in capitals.
3. Indicate whether anyone currently residing in the dwelling holds it in a family trust or owns it outright or with a mortgage. If neither applies, move to the next section.
4. If nobody in the residence owns the dwelling, specify the owner type. Options may include a private person, trust, business, or local authority.
5. Select the type of dwelling from the provided options, such as house, townhouse, unit, or apartment.
6. Record the number of storeys of the building overall, counting all levels except basements or similar non-occupiable spaces.
7. If applicable, state whether the household pays rent for the dwelling. If rent is applicable, enter the amount and the frequency of payments.
8. Provide details about any potential linked structures, such as if the dwelling is joined to another dwelling or business.
9. Answer whether the dwelling has a damp issue. You may also need to comment on the presence of mould.
10. Count the number of various room types in the dwelling, ensuring total accuracy, including bedrooms, lounges, and kitchens.
11. From the provided options, indicate the main types of heating used in the dwelling.
12. Select and record the amenities available in the dwelling, such as cooking facilities and internet access, avoiding any non-functioning items.
13. List the number of motor vehicles, excluding those owned by visitors or used only for work.
14. Starting with yourself, list all individuals staying in the dwelling on the evening of the census date, including basic details such as age and relationship.
15. If there are people who usually live in the dwelling but will not be present for the census, provide their details as required.
16. Review all entries to ensure accuracy before signing and submitting the form electronically, which confirms your declaration of truthfulness regarding the provided information.

Take the first step in the census process and complete your dwelling form online today.